Slade3200
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Ok good you’ve served affidavits so it sounds like you know a bit about this process. We are talking about classified top secret material and an affidavit from im guessing a witness who gave testimony implicating Trump for mishandling these materials. Is that correct? So why would that get released to the public?! That would be something to come out in court should charges be pursued and I’d think given the sensitive nature of the materials in question the disclosure of specifics Would need to be thoughtfully cleared. Do you agree?LOL.... The affidavit is part of the warrant packet. I've done investigations and delivered those packets to individuals we served warrants on. Trump has been denied access to the affidavit in violation of US law. Hmmmm Why would that be... And now the claim is nuclear secrets were in his possession AFTER the National Archives had already been through the papers. This makes absolutely no sense. IF they had seen them, they would have been taken immediately. Then we add that they refused to let the defendant's council observe the search and wanted the cameras shut off.
This stinks of an evidence plant. Never in my life have we not allowed the defendants council to be present during a search. It is unheard of.